File folder activities free printables

Have some fine time outside and check out these Free File Folder Game Printable collections. The weather is getting warmer and that means the time is right for some fun outdoor learning activities. Take this subtraction challenge and

This post contains affiliate links. My kiddos loved file folder games when they were little. They were a fun way to learn, and and easy activity for them to do on their own while I was working with another child. File folder games are simple to make: cut out the printables, glue them to a [...]

FREE Ice Cream themed shape matching activity for toddlers and preschoolers. Great file folder game or cut & paste activity for Summer learning!

Preschoolers will love these fall file folder games as they will be able to learn through play! File folder games are great for learning at home or at school - easy to set up and

Homeschooling can be totally fun with these absolutely FREE file folder games for kids of all ages. Many of my friends have a lot of kids, little ones at that. The more kids you homeschool, the more lessons you need to plan, the more papers you need to grade and so on.

Free coloring sorting file folder game for preschool. These color sorting mats are a great way to build visual discrimination skills. Students sort the silly worms by 10 different colors.

I get so excited when I find resources that make learning fun! Here are over 75 free, printable File Folder Games that will help you teach your child in a way that puts a smile on his face. There are games for shapes and colors, math, the alphabet, science, and language arts!

Download Game Game Play: This game is designed for up to five players, however you can add additional players by printing more gameboards and gumballs. Each player chooses a gumball machine as their board. Gumballs go into a small jar (that can’t bee seen through) in the center. Children take turns drawing a gumball, reading …

Over 200 FREE printables for preschoolers including alphabet activities, letter matching, letter sounds, number recognition, counting, scissor skills, tracing, fine motor, science activities, seasonal, themed and more!

For our learners who need to work on foundational learning skills, such as simple matching, I have always love creating hands on task boxes put-in tasks and color sorting tasks. My classroom closet always looked like it could be featured on an episode of hoarders. I kept every shoe box, coffee container, baby jar, and